Used Light Duty in Alberta, Canada

Check service history, overall condition, engine and transmission performance, frame and bed for rust or damage, tire and brake wear, and verify towing and payload ratings. Inspect for signs of heavy site use like bent body panels, aftermarket modifications, or overloaded suspension.

Use a licensed vehicle transporter or open/flatbed carrier. Secure the truck, remove loose items, top off fluids, and provide title and registration documents. For long distances or high-value models consider enclosed transport and insured carriers.

Regular oil and filter changes, frequent underbody washing to remove dirt and salt, brake and tire inspections, suspension and steering checks, and prompt repair of body or frame damage. Follow the manufacturer’s service schedule and address heavy-use items like cooling system and transmission early.